To Divorce-Proof Your Marriage And Boost Your Happiness, Go To Church Often
Only half of Americans say shared religious values are important to marriage. New data shows those who don’t think so are wrong.
Only half of Americans say shared religious values are important to marriage. New data shows those who don’t think so are wrong.
Democrats, in an example illustrated by the columnist Nicholas Kristof, are hallucinating a set of political norms for Trump to fake-violate.
Christians and Jews and all people of conscience in Dearborn should not need a federal judge to be welcome in their own city.
The demand is simple: State your current position on gender-transition interventions for minors, identify any planned revisions, and say when they will happen.
The magazine’s accusation rests on one uncorroborated claim from a gay activist promoting his new book.
Only half of Americans say shared religious values are important to marriage. New data shows…
Legacy media are insisting that there's no evidence of fraud or cheating in California's recent primary elections. It's obviously not true.
SCOTUS will decide whether to take up a case involving efforts by Judge Newman's colleagues to effectively kick her off the bench.
Multiple birth tourism networks across Europe and Africa have been shut down, the State Department announced Wednesday.
The election integrity leader says the House should 'hold the Senate hostage', declining FISA without the SAVE America Act.
He played a handyman on TV, but Joe Negri's real work, shaping generations of jazz musicians in Pittsburgh, needed no make believe.
From hearings to markups to floor consideration, legislators finally appear to be taking measures to crack down on waste, fraud, and abuse.
Washington policymakers can no longer ignore the mounting challenge of federal entitlements, especially Medicare.
A new pair of bills seeks to close the loopholes that enable the surrogacy industry and its abuse of both children and immigration laws.
Democrats like Raphael Warnock will continue to vilify SCOTUS because they believe doing so will get them what they want: power.
Years from now, people will still read Mark Twain and listen to Bach. They won’t be reading books or listening to music created by bots.